Woman Seeks Justice Against Alleged Digital Stalker, Highlights Need for Forensic Support

A woman, identifying herself as Dominique Edwards, has publicly shared her experience of alleged digital stalking by an ex-coworker and is seeking support for legal action. In a recent video, Edwards stated that her former colleague has stalked her for 105 days, reportedly recording her, listening through her phone, and tracking her location. She claims to possess proof that the individual utilized company software to access her computer and monitor her activities.Edwards announced her intention to pursue a civil lawsuit against the alleged stalker. However, she indicated that securing digital forensics is a crucial first step, which she cannot currently afford due to unemployment. She has initiated a GoFundMe campaign to cover these legal expenses."I'm taking his a** to civil court, but I need to get digital forensics first," Edwards stated in her video. "The one thing standing between him walking free or being held accountable is with proof that holds up in civil court." She urged viewers to share, comment, and repost her story to help raise awareness and gather the necessary funds, emphasizing that "every dollar goes directly towards digital forensics and legal help." This case sheds light on the growing complexities of digital harassment and the significant resources required for victims to seek justice.

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